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THE FORT WORTH RECORD: SATURDAY MORXING, MARCH 5, 1904.
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REDFERN RULED
It’s Just to Introduce You to
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OFF THE TURF
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Our Millinery Department
ly!
ALBERT DEWEY IS A WINNER
Spring Shirt Waists
At Medium Prices
S.
n St.
than
G. Y. Smith
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EIGHTH AND HOUSTON STREETS
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ran. Dr. Worth, 125; Heir Apparent, HO;
3P.M
1.00 to
HAYNES PARK, SUNDAY, MARCH 6.
DALLAS-FORT WORTH
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UP TO OUR
Sun
STORE
BLUE MD DISHEARTENED.
B
en rling tor me at Ascot Park and
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FOLL-NTNIKE HUE
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ea
since last year and
not
nelghboriood of New Orleans.
25d
Steel Wire,
$
Calculate and Antra Knight also ran.
3'
W. H. TANNER
club has nece
T. Griffin.
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there is
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knowe is so badly cooked thai
"Us< The necora («1 14 Sr xeu."
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Articles
For the Toilet
Dried Fruit, per pound......
12 cans Blue Eidge Corn.....
BEST MADE
IN FRANCE
TreJ^ou^^e
Globes
BEST SOLD
IN AMERICA
: 19
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tens
•he
nd and
a to 350
'■ent the sta-
for we munt
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rruled
ISO of
estern
cision
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ars no
y 11m*
25
410
Nervura blood and
Qade my burden
60a
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200
o
holale
1 be lo-
e made
IT ALL RESULTED FROM WEAK
KIDNEYS AND TORPID LIVER.
umor
y de-
ment
on a
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up to
that
81.20
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Munyon’s Soap at 10c
Also a full bar of pure Castile Soap weighing 16 oz, bar.. 10
29d
2lc
Se
301 HOUSTON STREET.
Telephone 112. Old or New.
Lazarus Esq. also ran.
Weather cloudy; track slow.
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ato
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Five Favorites Please the Talent at
Oakland, While at Ascot Five
Favorites Lose.
, ..31 00
.. #1 10
... 20c
And perhaps you wouldn’t object to two Easter Hats if you
can get the" two for a less price than you can ordinarily pur-
chase one for at any other millinery store in the United States.
Monday and Tyesday we will sell fifty (no two alike and no
two worth just the same price) Hats that are less than one
week out of hands that have copied them from Paris models,
and we’ll venture to say that not one hat is worth less than
six dollars and many of this lot worth up to ten and twelve
dollars.
.. Mm
:3m
A Km
IMrOMTVWT 9vEwrOXs.
Settied tor the Govermer b, Atiermey
Generni Simem.
Recora Spectal
phis races. 1 ____________ _ ______
hate any entrles for the Bureale r»<M
Daily Gulde to Fiattery— u l
somethtng on th* tabie that the
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CUP RACES TO BE RUN DURING
CONVENTION.
Nervous and
Private Diseas-
ea of Men and
Women in any
stage Cured to
stay Cured.
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AND NOT WITHOUT VERY
GOOD CAUSE.
The HarTem Jocky
stake entries from H.
Your choice from this lot Monday and Tuesday... .. .$4 98
(A window full of them now to be seen.)
Today and Monday (note the days) we will sell on liable
near entrance
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Results nt Hot Springs.
Associated Press.
Hot Springs, Ark., March 4.—Moore-
was
The
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stern
bow
rreqk
outl
rharf
f the
f the
.25
.25
.40
.50
.25
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Appie Butter, pef'pouud
Hi Iba. Leat Lard
10 bm. Oak laat Lard, ..
5 1 bn. Hiae k K । e, Peas ...
L'abKe, per pound ....
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DR. LINCOLN
Ml Mala St, Dallas, Tea.
Rollick, easily....
St. Wood, breezing
Sarilla. easily.....
fladd ucee, breezl ng
both are
not yet di
Scan this List of Special Bargains
in the Basement
Saturday will be but another one of those wonderfully successful bargain davs in this sec.
tion. Hundreds of useful and necessary articles will be-found here at speriallv redneca
prices. —*----
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been
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that
lliag
sage
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Our spring lines of Tre-
fousse Kid Goves are now
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U -g- 1f a. ■
The Vast ‘importance of Those Orgam
If You Want to Feel Well.
Fourth race, one and one-eighth miles,
selling—Expedient, 106 (J. Martin), 7 to
2, won; Fille d'Or, 94 (Smith), 13 to 1,
second; Elmer L., 94 (Travers), 6 to
offiees nt the National league, in the
Ht James bullding. today, tho Nat b> h* l
eague and the American league e im-
mittee on rules came to an agreipnt
«s to gertufnchangen, but the committee
on schedule will meet again tomorrow
A
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' morne
he haq
earlier
of Ah
a rents,
n, also
ikeltoh
ock in
lsome.
I there
states
m and
t rifle,
d gave
rusen -
— —e
j A V "
Other symptoms are sure to follow,
■noh as bad last. in th. mouth, gas In
the stomach, 1oss of appetite, billous-
ness, constipation, sleeplessness, head-
Aa0st palpitation, nervousness and ex-
teei bored about it. ask for more ana
Mt it with the great apparent relteh.
In the
I should
In anewer also to th. zovernors
luery. Attorney Generai simon holds
Jb.t under the Oklahoma lass any
company or concern Mold imeorporte.
and that •o lone as the artieles of in-
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rence), 6 to 1, second; Emsher. 111
f Mountain to f, third. Time. 12.
I jr urea tea. Erne, Macna and Evander
also ran.
Weather clear; track fast
MIN’S HOSE—-Superior quality,
white feet, elastic ribbed tops.
double heel and-toe; pair 15c.
WOMEN'S HOSE-- Fast black. nilk
finished, seamless, with narrowed
foot and ankle; pair lie. 4
terday, the day of closing, flee rotary
Nthanson wired specifc instructious
to Fecretary Stebbins to that effect
Some signifcance may be attached to
this, as Mr. Nathanson is a steward
high in the councils of the Western
Jockey lub, to which Griffin has taken
an appeal, notice of whiea he rave the
local racing, anthorities yesterday Of
course Mr Nathanson has.egcepted the
Griffin entries conditionally and with
Recora speerrrted tor Duty.
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eneeEmtgnayoTesuam
ledo, Ohio, and is highy recommended.
San ange XntrtM.
waw wpelled until be bough a raee
horne. Dr Street hen though wall
epon«h nt LetIa. the niy that won •o
clevorly over Redman and Floral King,
to put her in the American derby, which
only one nily has ever won. He
thought well enough nt her yesterany
to caume her odd. to be reduced from
10 to 1 to 1 to t.
The collection of women’s Spring Shirt Waists we are
allowing is by far the greatest*value-giving of any we have
ever had. 1 he styles are correct, the varieties enormous,
and prices lower, "eonsidering the higher quality,
ever before. * ‛
• my run down
’ treat"! Hi-
’ney trouble.
miles, meliing-Keynote, 1M (J Martini,
even, won: Tlloa, 99 (Vanderbout), 2 to
Huindimepdozz4. ‘olnapza’dano
corporation ar. rekular It la npt in Um
u riedict ion nt th. territoriai u.itirr
to paw upon th. »tenaine at th. com-
pany. In the mm ot raliFosd» th. In#s
•re n Itie more atriet, and th« •»»-
ernor •• well m th* neeretary, nr* re.
zared I* men ths Mini of incorpora-
the merit of the mount offeredA them.
Tommy Burns was asked by Frank
Skinner to ride Bombardier in the Cali-
tomia Derby, but, laboring under the
impression that the colt had email
chance of succesa, he deci hied with
thanks, and Willie Hee got the creit,
and what is more to the, point, a fee
Results at New Orleaus.
New Orleans, March 4.—Modred Law
and New York were the only winning fa-
vorites today and the latter was a blow
third. Time, 1:57. The Fritter Mr. Far-
num, Nellie Bawn and Cloche d’Or also
ran.
Fifth race. three-fourths of a mile.
8 bare Swiss Soap ......
4 | 11 bars Busy tee Soap ..
Special attention should be given
to the articles mentioned here as
they are productive of the ve. y beat
results in preparing the toilet
La Favortta Pure Castile Soap Is
guaranteed strictly pure and nt the
highest quality; exceptionally fine
for th bath, one pund bar 10c.
Klean Well Rubber Sponges are
Universal favorites with every-
body who uses them. Spec lally
fine for the complexion. Prices
50c. 75c and 58c.
We are showing an attraetive line
of Perfumes and Toilet Waters.
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each city, but the Sporting Mirror of
Houston, under date of March 8, has
this to say: "Captain Lectbar of the
Turners has accepted a challenge from
the top-notchers of Dallas.”
The game is to be between the five
boat men of the Dallam City league and
flattened out miserably, Lella ran over
bim and Redman pasned his remains no
the way home Mr. Gardner was sorely
dipnppointed at the showing of Floral
King, about whom he acepted the
stingy price of 1 to 3. but he has not
lostahope He Mtill thinks he has a
great horse in this Bon of Giganteum.
Mr Gardner never. knew how trouble
'have money , for other expenses. I
think a good boy is essential to a race,
but I do not believe he is the only ex-
sential guality. I will have entries
for the Kansas City, Chicago and Mum
CHIIDREN’S HOSI--Lisle finish-
ed. fast black, ribbed, with high
spliced heel, doube toetipair 12c.
(0ISFTS — Kant Rust ntrulglt
front, dip hip and biau gored, new
. spring line; price 43c.
THAT BOWLING CHALLENGE.
Nuss burner Hnn Not Heard from the
,] Houston Bowlers.
Record Special.
| Record Special.
B Dallas, Tex., March 4.—A committee
4 of horsemeh; representing the Prospect
Park Driving club of Fort Worth and
the Dallas Driving club, met at the
Oriental hotel tonight and arranged the
following program for the races to be
given during the cattlemen’s convention
at Fort Worth: f
Tuesday, March 8.
First race, Fort Worth cup race, trot,
class A, for roadsters—Ida Mae (Leg-
gett), Capt. Strong (Foote), Bay King
(Hockenson), King (Camp), David
■ ----------------—».—
of $350 which Buras pushed aside.
In fpeaking of bls plans for the fu-
ture Kit Corrigan said a few days agot
“I have not yet decided who will ride
for me at the- coming meet in Mem-
hen was the only winning favorite at
the track today, although W. B. Gates,
■uwnJ cizvive in the last race, was al-
most as heavily played as Felix Bard,
the nominal favorite. The fourth race,
at one mile, was hotly contested. Bine-
hello beating Satin Coat. Weather
clear; track fast. Results:
First race, seven-sixteenths mile,
maiden 2-year-old filifes—Amelia Na
won, The Lorelei second, Rondola third
Time, 5:43%.
If your stomach, kidneys and 11 ver
don't do their work well you* will sure-
ly suffer. Inaction, or disease of those
organs, clogs the whole system and
makes bad blood and weak nerves. The
complexion soon becomes pale or sal- 22—va av •anas Uity eag
low, and dark lines appear under the the.. e best men the Houston
eyes. 1zatlon. TThe -A “h- —-
bomy in whieh he has a vote.
The Western Jockey club takes no
cognizance of betting, although betting
is the vital principle with the racing ng.
sociartions which rarg unde 8« juris,
diction. However. It has a rule re-
cently enacted which nrovides the limit
nt punshment for pi 4ns who by their
art# bring racing into disrepnte. Upon
this point the stewars of the Crescent
City Jockey club ‘will rest their eana.
If the Western Jockey club deciAes that
Griffin has been guilty only of violating- a.
a track regulation and ignore the efib-
erateness and effet of violatien,
Griffins on true in the Her Um stakes
will stand. If 11 be decided that he has
brought racing into disrepute, whieh
Meme patent. Choy heli he thrown out.
Itia Irkely that at a ariy meeting a
rule will be made os" lally coverfng
such eases as this " •
Guthrie O. T. March 4— Attorney
General Simon today in answer to Gov-
ternorrzuzonin,rghe ned thattcha
iatleli in maintajning the inmane any-
lum .at Xorman, o T- and the eonilete
at Iha Kanmas state penitentiary. If th*
appropriation, by the l*d,tatvr* ar*
not xurrietent. Ha also haM that he
omminstoners of Clevelana Munir
bave wuthority, under th* Okiaboma
law,, to build a ctt hounV,a Hor-
man out of th. court fuad On the an-
nun} rental.plan. Th* court Noue
thete recendy burned with all it, con-
tents.
Iclnes pr
PILES._________________
In, pain or detentton from wm,
euaranteed or money rofunded.
An dIoMaM of th, Stomaca, Bowets,
Kldneys, Sexuq1 Orgun, Catarrh.
Rheumattam, Strleture, Blood and skin
Me. Writ* or can tor symptom blanK
Mr
20 to 1. third. Timo 0144.
Henry M. Ziegler has tw* malden 3-
year-old, which ar* considerea to be
of Derby Mltb«r by both Trainor
Hughes and himselt, notwithntanding
that th* colt, have no public record,
to bark up th, claim for them. They
are Don John and Wayfarer, both at
which have been named for th, Ameri-
can Perby. Mr. Zlegier expeeted much
of these youngstera laat year, but
neither ran up to exportation* Don
John, who I, by Imp. Kaher out or War
Manti*, and threfore a full brother to
Lady Schorr, who won many good race,
in her..2-year-ota form, had meven op-
portuntttez t* atatinguish himaeif, bat
fniled to do Bo.
Second face, seven-sixteenths of a
mile, selling—Gloomy Gus, 104 (Belli, 4
to I. won; Light of Day. 00 <W, baly», 7
to 2, second; Ecobosa, 100 (HTolbrek),
ready anti should be seen
while the stocks are com-
plete. Every leading shade,
in fill sizes; prices $1.00 to
$2.50.
IANDKEIICUIEFS for children,
full blenched cambrie Handker-
chiefs, usual vaues, 4 for Br.
IIINONS--Speclal prices prevail
on a large line of Spring Itibbons;
ekhe latest eff eca, yard 4c to 21
Grulated Suxar, 13 Iba, .....
Y. C. Suxar, 29 Iha: .............
4 Urs. very beat Hoad Rice.....
Pumpkin Yam Potatoes, perpu..
Greeley Potatoer, per pk. .......
3-b. can Tomntoen, g oans,....,,
4 cana 2-lb, Tomutoeg .
Lomnislana Syrup, gallon.......
Nirs Mackerel per piece ........
" Imdereed ■. 1.
Record Special
rV Meeefson premidenE
« L Wams nt Durant wax unanim-
— uywu ouSy. indorsed 'or »“t tonal committet-
srate. ciub. of Boswen’in thD"Antters
aivision of the Choctaw nation me
Friday digh and unanlmoualy in-
dorse R. I. William, of Durant for
national committeeman of Indian "rer
ri rory
Record dRSS Prnettce.
Moam’tooEnernFpraeqrccncaaags
renovated park at the state Fair
Sround,. A large attendance is looked
for.in.the. opening name on Sunday
with th* veterans of the Chicago Amer- won:
lean league club. . o:
called
111 be
Ie has
t unate
Many cases might be called to mind
wbore 2oekeye have lost ine credit
whieh bow to the rider of
tant race because nt MMr i
Third race, t hirteen-sixteenths of
in order to adopt, so far as possible,
non-conflieti! k playing dates for the
comiaK sou son The general opinion to-
nizhtis fhat they will have little dir-
arriving at an amicable ar-
ransnent of dates, and it was stntee
on Kggauthority that thn American
leaKue Schedule would be announeed ’
tomorrow, and that the National leaguc
detes would be announced the follow-
ing day;
Thetoul strike rule which was adopt-
94: by both leagues last nenson will be
retained doting* the coming season A
post-season of seven games for the na-
tional championshlp will be nrrangei
between the pennant winners of both
e0suem The coachers will be allowed
with one mun or more on bases. Those
are the three important matters passed
upon by he rules eommittne, and after
they ndjourned the American league
delegates held n brief sesulon at whirh
ths changes were rafified. (
"ie" Azmle Alkmw A.. It M Diea
Record Spegta "I
Guthrl* 02. Msrgh Mims Anni.
Tormerl at Pawnee City. N«b,
<*>«< Merotd, O. F .. 2:
— Ptometn potsonine. she was
ntnusned •"— and ca
atia"lzene"thaugirpssardurel-
out much rellet. A frlena of mln*, who
was also an engineer, recommende
-Greene” aervura blood and nerve
- end 1 Aroppe4 th* doctors
M a bottl* of Nervura. Be-
a uedle dver hair gone, I
on tbo mond. and I
‘tezgan tod., I am a
Second race. fire turtones—Mfoorehen
won. Mat Waaieleh secon, Yeaan
third. Time, 102*.
_ Thira race, NIx furlongs—Ae«ln won.
Feby Blu. secona, woolhaek third.
Timo. 1117.
Fourth race, one mH*— Binehello
won. Satscoet secona. Judge Cantrill
third. TThne, 1341, ___
Fifth race. Mx furlonge, selling-Re-
"o.n, Meree. necoa, Fehn Bene
third. Time, 1:15*.
Sixth „FEe one .nd one-stxteenth
mien.W. R Oatea won. Qkeiny w
ona, Felix Bard third. Time, 1:67%.
. _ o-tlm-d Entriea
ResoraSpeti
Ban Faneteco March 4 — Folowing
•re the Oaxlana entrlea for tomorrow:
Firat race, Futunty courne, neling-
Third race, one and one-eighth miles,
hurdle handicap— Wachusett, Hondu-
Aseot Park Entries,
Record Special.
Los Angeles, March 4.—Following are
the Ascot Park entries for tomorrow
First race, three-fourths of a mile,
selling—Egg Nogg, 102; TIng-a-Ling.
103; Skirmish.- 103; Nellis Holton. 103;
Andrattus, 105; Fits Brillar, 103; Kath-
erine Ennis. 103; Military. 110.
Second race, one and one-sixteenth
miles. purse—Barrington, Foneasta,
100; Golden Mineral, 103; Pal Bulger,
118; Elwood, 108.
4 lbw. R<> fa l Gilosa stnrch, . .. ..
Banner Oat Mr it per paekage..,
3 Heteh Oats ....................
A.porticularly fine waist is one of 1Anen, with plailea, hem-
zutched. < front and tucks in back, tab siock ana rul
The different varieties of Waists at $1.50 are very ex-
tensive amt are deserving of the closest attention. Other
styles are shown ranging in priee up to $10.00.
begins he may be -seen wearing the
; Awhile, blue apolH, ihe eolas* of the J.
ft Keene stable. When Bhuw wa
i debarred from riding at the pame lime
I when it was decided to refuse M0e en-
tries or Pittsburgi mill, there chere
_ those who belleved that Hfnw’n riding
days Were over l’ittshurg rhir solit his
stable of horses and nt the tme ba
would not again be wen on a track
He has not kept his were, thegh. for
nil winter he has been in (alifornin
hettin8 on the horses there Sinw took
his punishment to heart, but quietly
nought every meahs to again h.m, nnt-
ed 4 lieense. He seeured the fuvor of
the Jockey cub stewards and | • e tion
of his reinstatement followel..‛Fhe
news has not yet been given out by
the Jnrkey club but whs so. ured 4y the
Globe from an authorntiv3 source. It
may --be that the publte nilon at this
time will result in Mr Kerne dec inring
.the contract with the oy off but never-
___________ ,____.. thelese Hhnw will ride this year on the
I do not know that J shal biF, tracke in the. East Wh rt nrt bin
tries for the Rurfald pa aa Wil be tnken in H’IInburgl’hil’scane
noW remains to be seen.
The Reason of This Store’s Greatness
Is a cl earcut business method baaed on the principle of truth. We could not gucceea
values that don ewere, it not for the fact of our customers’ implicit confidence in the
the truth of every statement we make relating to the
stering.gualities of each article sold. Qur prices are as low if not lower than esewhere,
which, considering the higher quality of our stocks, is another reason of this store’s
EensgtoPU arity, and one which should make it the largest establishment of its kind in
These prices for Saturdays trade
only.
<■• - wih Ehinw Tn.b uVh, mAA**
Mispon . 2gnR. Esbamaaa2
unbettet in whem tB, metsopoiitan raelag 1000
the Netienal and 18 cans Wapco Corn..........
Navy Beans. 9
large Pecans, per pound......
Thursday, March 10.
Eirst anrase. cup event, —free-for-all
pacers— Pentland (Viebig), Lutie K.
(Eastman), Whaley (Campbell), Dea-
con Post (MoMurray), Stipulator
(Young) Joes Favorite (Wiliams),
Werter L. (King), Peter Crab (Gray). -- :•
Second race, mixed pace and trot— to **
Entries to be announced on Wednesday. anel
in addition to the above program of
harness events, there will be two run-
ning races each day. Entries to be an-
nounced one day in advance.
.On. Thursday there will be a match
trotting race between Dick, Corr, Char-
lie, Murrin, for a purse. .
। Parties having running horses are
Invited to mail entries to John McMur-
ray. 909 Rusk street, Fort Worth, Texas
I Permanentiy located. Med-
epared in office,
eared by a new method at
your home. No eutting. burn-
or detention from-work. Cure
Every one of these conditions leads
to serious disease if not chocked. Mr.
John Moore Hale is one of the oldest
Acasevent sireet, st. Paui,
I have a number of things on baud,
among them the Laatonfa stakes, and am
therefore too busy to think of any other
racen for the present Coming froi Will He Retained
California I stopped at Kainas City ami' • --
St. Louis. I have not been te Mobile
Third race, seven-eighths of a mile,
selling—Flaneur. 119 (Bonner), 2 to 1.
-en; Marclio. 191 (Travers). 4 to 1. sec-
ond; Decoy. 109 IJ. Martin), 5 to J. third.
Time, 1:31. Watkins Overton, Censtella-
tor. Flyer. Rim Rock and Henlash also
ran.
Master Prim, all out.... 1m
Miss Gould, breezing.... Km
Miss Rfllie, breezing . 44m
A Handkerchief Surprise
Today and Monday pure linen sheer and hemin ed-stitched
Handkerchiefs that are worth a half more, special these
days.....v............................................
Fort Worth vs* Chicago Americans
CHECKERS' SELECTIONS.
First race—Royal White, Dusty Mil-
ler. Rionda.
Second race—Bose Eley, The Mist.
George P. McNear.
Third race—Nonie, Puredale, Albe-
marle.
Fourth race—Horton, Grafter, Our
Bessie.
Fifthrace—Hainault, MJmo. St. Win!-
fride.
Sixth race—Frank Woods, Byroner-
dale. Keynote.
The best here are Hainault and Frank
Woods.
Record Special.
Hs
hr, orrrticcpfzForredaz
stock: Bome Idea to how theme rattle
zeshmavbe.gatned.from the face that
a.crlond the yeqrlipgs ayerege 100
pounde: • 2-yeaf-ola bull 2400 pud
inda./-zear.ola heifer,21350 pouna. The
Lerdan herd I* wen known abroad as ---------
well as at home, specimens from it hav- second choice
w.Been.prevtowsly exhibtte at Fort---- ‘
Worth, Dallan and San Antonio.
Royal White. 34; Tom Fox, 99; Dusty ,
mien, U. Mary Dunn. M; Jim Reb-
erts. 103; Vaughn, 87: Skip Me, 194; |
Dora I- ol; kipper, 99; Argot, 96; Ho- I
garth, 97; Rionda, 103. . I
Second race, one-half mile. purse. 2- 1
year-olds—Ben Erie. 113; Anaurus, 101; I
Arisbe, 109; Lady Ninora. 101; The I
Mist, 155; Edge Clife, 104; Bose Eley, 1
112; George P. McNear. 113. I
Third race. Futurity course, selling— I
Puredale, 102; Amoruna, 92; Mr. Sher- 1
man, 108; Noni, 103; Cherries. 104: I
Midway, 85; Doris, 85; Sisenvine, 103; I
Our Pride. 103; Foxey Grandpa. 90; Al- 1
bemavie, 109; Titus IT . 59. , 1
.Fourth race, two and one-fourth I
miles, the Waterhouse cup-— The Way, I
98; Ofr Bessie, 101; Outburst, 98; Hora- 1
tius, 108; Vetera no, 101; Lucy Craw- l
ford. 98; Horton, 104; Grafter. 104; Rio I
Shannon, 97; Modicum. 104, Lord Mei- l
bourne, 101. 1
Fifth race, three-fourths of a mile. I
selling—Hainault. 104; Mimo, 104; Bt. 1
Winifride, 101;; Evea <1, 98; Stirling 1
Towers. 109; Misty's Pride. 10G; Golden I
Light. 108. |
Sixth race, one mile and fifty yards, I
selling—Prince Blases. 107: Oro Viva. B
103; Lady Kent, 10S; Illilouon. 104; ■
Keynote. 99; Frank Woods. 109; Byron- 1
erdale, 103. 1
Weather cloudy; track slow. ■
Colored Petticoats
Spring Styles
We are showing a very com-,
prehensive line of Women’s
Colored Petticoats for spring
and summer wear, at very
attractive prices. Compari-
son solicited.
Pettjcoats of Striped Ging-
ham wiili full flounce, made
extra large, splendid fitting.
An exceedingly good va’ue
is our line of Petticoats of
striped xingham with ruf-
fled flommee trimmed in solid
colored braids, $1.00.
Foster, 10S; Palmist. 107: Malster, 112.
1 Fourth race, one and one-quarter
miles. Oakland handicap, 31000 added—
! Establish, 92; Eclectic,-95; Albert F
i Dewey, 96; Leila, 98; Ostrich. T00; The
Messenger, 102; Ethles. 105; Bom Mot.
1 106: Tribes Hill, 113.-
, Fifth race, three-quarters of a mile. - _________
„ _____ selling— Miladi Love, 102; Hid Silvr, You see, the jockeys----
110 (Robbins). Banana Cream. Dutch Carter. 104; Budjthey should receive every
101 (H. Phil- Embry, Optional, 105; Alpaca, 108; bie earns. That can t be.
tonal, 96 (L. Tommy Knight. 109; Prisce of Endur- " "
Time. 1:13 1-5. anrr. Safeguard, 110; Athlana, ill;
Roundlins, Autumn Caterpillar, 115.
Horner and Rain- Sixth nice, one mile. purso—Katie
. h¥
Amerienn Leugnem.
Record Special
New York, March 4.—After two pre-
trueted MesslODB. which were held in the
Mrs. Frank Foster, hand. 4m
Macbeth, easily......... Um
Maggie Work. handily..3-5m
Michael Byrnes, handily, %m
New Mown Hay, breez. .. 4m
Optional, breezing...... %m
Preakness, breezing..... 1m
Parisienne, breezing.....
Pride of Surrey. breezing %m
King Dove, breezing.,., 1m
Robert J. Gleeburg, ban. %m
Ra Inland, eased up...... Sm
have .liked to attend the opening of
Essex Park at Hot Sorings yesterday'
but could not arrange to be there J
think the meet will prove a success."
In speaking of MeGee, his most prom-
Inent candidate for the Montgomery
handicap. Mr Corrigan said: '•rhe horse
is looking well and I am pleased with
his appearance. He hnn an outside
chance to win. The lighter weights of
course have the best chance and I am
of the opinion that some of th new
handicapped in the neighborhood of 100.
pounds will land first money. But I
am satisfied to take my chance with the
rest, I am shipping Haviland from
California. He is enterer fnr the handi-
cap and will have to be reckoned with.”
Floral King, who fell from the top to
the mldde of the derby ladder at his
last outing hit the ground last Tues-
day. The conclusion seems inevitable
that Mr. Gardner's colt is a mere
sprinter with no heart for weight and
no liking for a journey Jockey Fuller
tried to husband his speed by placing
him butawhen he called on bim on th»
upper turn the colt was not there He
Lovable, eased up...
------- men or the Houston organ-
tzatlon. The total, at the end of each
been fixed, but it is expected to take
place within the next ten days.
The fve highest men in the City
Bowline league are Peterman. Xas
aas baumer. Boll. Grtee and Boelter, who
M2 have.an.average ot 47 4-100 pins for
. thirty-fve games.
New Orleans El tries.
Record Special.
New Orleans, March 4.—Following
are the New Orleans entries for tomor-
; row:
First race, seven-eighths mile, purse
—Charlie Fisher, 121; Blur Darter, The
Brown Monarch Master Prim, Yellow
Hammer, Henry Leuhrman, Jr., Rey-
nard. Octo Cafe. 124; Scotch Thistle,
Chanley, 127; John Doyle, 132.
Second race, one and one-sixteenth
miles, selling—Rachael Bard, 80; Do-
ciie, 81; Wreath of Ivy, 84; Midship-
man, 86; Mint Bed. 98; MacBeth, 103;
Bluemint, 103: Pronto, IM; The
Guardsman, 103; Mauser, Louis Kraft,
104, Lee King, 110.
Third race, eleven-sixteenths .mile,
purse—Manshak, 87; Tom O'Day. 90.
Lora J., 91; Clear the Arena, 55; Clare-
mont. 50, Springer, Potente. 198; Itus-
sell Garth. 104; AllUta. Mrs. Frank
Don't Waste Time 1505
worthless electrical appilances, hired
doctors or tbose not having legal right
to practice Renember, you see Dr,
Lincoln personally, no hired assistant
Fifth race—-Iras, Clay Ryo, Cazador.
Sixth race—Jane Holly, Jim Hale, Sir
Christopher.
‘The best here are Stuyve and Jane
Holly.---
Paekage .Cofee, i ibe far..-.,.,.. 250
io lira iligh Patept Flour....... 1125
Niee bulk ofee pr^ pound . 7.. . . ISe
to the ring, where several books took
chances in laying against the colt.
Though not a favorite, Albert Dewey
carried some smart money.
First race, three'-fourths of a mile,
selling—June Collins. 94 (L. Wilson). 15
to 1, won: Lovable, 91 (€rimm±ns), 7 to
2, second; Bugurtha, 96 (Aubuchon), 3 to
1, third. Time 1:14 2-5. The datto,
VenusVletFiN,€lales; Burgoyne,Net Fg-
gleston. Hemlock, St Ah. Great Star and
The Pride of Surry also ran.
Second race, five-eighths of a mile,
purse—Modred Law, 107 (E. Walsh), 71
to 5. won; Dixle Lad, 107 (Robbins), 5
’ second; Isabella D.. 104 (Rom-
5 to 1. third. Time, 1:011-5.
Ara, Blase Duchess and Delaval also ran.
Prospect Park Driving Club to Enter-
tarin the Dallas Driving
Club.
Street Hats
For Spring
The importnnce or this display is
not Alone Ju the great varietiea but
In the exceptionally jow prices as
well. We are sure there is no
larger or more magnfficent coilec-
tion in the South and the ouportun-
ity presented in the manner of Se-
lection is unprecedented in tiis
rity.________ -__. <
Great Varieties nf StrawR- wrought
into innumerable attractive shapes,
direct from some of the most fa-
mous milliners in the world are
shown; pt iced from 83 Go to
liooo
OICDEIS TAKEN NOW
VOIC DRRSS HATS.
handicap—Bad Bam. 114 (Sherwood), 6
to 3, won; Soufriere, 99 (Jones), 5 to 13
second; The Don, 95 (Travers), 4to1;
third. Time 1:16%. stilicho and Oym-
plan also ran.
Sixth race, one and one-sixteenth
SEVERAL BOOKS TAKE CHANCES
AGAINST NEW . YORK AT
NEW ORLEANS TRACK.
Prenident Johnson anounced tha• he
signed the -following umpires fnr the
coming season: Sheridan. O‘Loughlin
and fonnolly. who off tola tsd with the
American, league last year; Frank
Dwyer of Detroit King of the New
England league, with Carpenter nf the
Southern league, are to be the rserve
umpires.
The following umpfres for the season
1.1904 were announeed by Prr.td.nt
Pvliamof the National league Mmsie,.
0 DHy, Moran and Johnstone, who were
ecopted rane‛kery"an “ohehtedtrotmna
Yes- Eastern league last season.
Thorneycroft, all out....1%m
Triple Silver ---------
Telly H.. ha____________ .
The Br’n Monarch, breez. Km
The Ghetto, breezing. ... %m
Tony Lepping. handily..
Tristesse, handily....... 4m
Walnut Hill, handily.... 4m
Whitmore, breezing..... %m
TIFF NOTES.
Ites were first past the post at Oakland I . •—---------
today. The Fretter was the beaten fa- Morning Gallops.
First race, eleven-sixteenths mile, sel- Record Special March 4 —Track fast
ling—Ocyrohe, 193 (W. Daly), 7 to 5, Mew Orleans, March 4—Trark fast.
Dewex, breeP r?
“■ 3m F 2-5
Secdn race, • seven-sixteenths of a Autumn Leaves, easily.. 4m 1:173-5
" — — — “ Estabiish, handily....1m 1:48
Emma A. M., breezing... %m 1:19
Elsie L. breezing....... Hm 0:512-8
Ethics, breezing....... 1m 1:62
Foresight, handily...... 1m 1:46 8-5
Fugurtha, handily....... %m 1:33 4-5
Geo W. Dash, handily.. Km 1:17
Governor Boyd: hreezing Mm 1:06
Katie Powers, breezing., am 1:19 4-5
Kinlight, breezing...... 3m 1:19
Lady Walter. handily . %m 0:37 2-5
l^rry Wilt, breezing. . »m 1:04 3-5
Luralighter, handily..... 1m 1:46
Hady Contrary, easily... %m 1:043-5
la Redfern and Hildebrand have
‛ from it
r for busi-
nervous
oprie-
' icomr
mile, purse — Inquisitive Girl. 90 (Rob-
blns), 3 to 1, won; Vestry, 95 4 Rom
anelli), 5 to 1, second; ‘ Sadducee. 101
(McCaferty), 4 to 1, third. Time, 1:20.
Lady Walters, Clangor, Fort Plain, Anta-
gone and Tony Lepping'also ran.
Fourth race, three-fourths of a mile,
handicap—New York. 110 (Robbins),
even, won; Morning Star, 101 (H. Phil-
Bps). 6 to 1, second; Opt* - -
Wilson), 8 to 1, third "
Mr. Pickwick, Ditto,
Leaves, Little Jack
land.nlso.ran..__ . .. . .. , Gibbons, Miss West, 100: One More.
nfth.rnce. thrze-tourths of,a.mile, sel. aucatre, Io2: Lemuel Capt. mine Eee
1 .2.10 0.4521115,6. i' won: Circus Girl, past l«S; Mv William,.
Ledmasorter’irPsAuhushoma.s.te 1 Bengt, Conundrum,. 107.
to S, third. Time. 14 1-5. “XuL' weather clear, thektast.
Eecscheant aDau aT, “ran r’ 1^“* Mac, CHECKERS SELECTIONS.
,ssth “ne, mise.purseCAlbert F Firs! "racenohn 1,^ Scotch
Dewey, 114 ick»; 9 to S. won: Thentie. The Brown Monarch.
Arachne, 10%, tMcCaWertyl. 7 to 2, wc- Second race—Docile, Pronto. Mnuser.
ond: Tanerea, 110 (L. Wisons: 3 to 1.1 Third race—Claremont, Malster,
third. Time, 1:413-50 Rollick II. Clear the Arena.
Badger, Ant-Trust and seliario also .. Fourth rare—Albert F. Dewey. Whe
ran. I Messenger, Ethics;
Weather clear; track fast. Fifth race—Bld Silver. Optional, Bud
' --- I Embry.
Ire. - Basalts at Oakland. Sixth race —Conundrum. Bengal Past.
Record Special. The best here are Claremont and
San Francisco, March 4.—Five favor-1 Conundrum.
। very good boys, but I have
lenided who I will engage here.
These days think
BASEBALL
Lmons, per dozen ............ 160
Nice fresh Country Eggs, per dox. l3e
Dill Hlckils,.per gallon .......... 350
Olivee, per quart ................ 350
8 gans of California Peachies.....
3 bottles of ..............a...... 2>c
Can of Pumpkin ......... 16e
I can of Kret ......... Iff
Can of Hominy ......... If©
Fresh Country Butter, per pwnnd. 200
Mistletoe Butter, per pound . . , 30e
1-4-lb. burket of Jelly ............ 33a
A big lot of Triumph Seed Potatoos
per peck ... . .... ....... 600
5 plant
#t Gon-
for the
1 nego-
u rebase
and
•tion of
papers
de.
INEI
s with
j Second race, three-fourths of a mile,
selling—Metlakatla, 104 (Hildebrand). -------
S to 5,won; Mistletide, 109 (L. Jack- SirHugh, 153. „ .2 a „ a
Fson),*,8 to 1. second; Winirreda 109 Fourth race, one mile, the San Pedro
(Lews), even, third. Time, 1:15 1-5 selling stakes—Warte NIcht, 98; Rag
Elie, Annie Marie, Fox Lake and Ro- Tag. 100; Bestman. 102; Stuyve, 105.
dolfo also ran. Fifth race, one mile, selling--Elie, 97;
Third, race, one mile and seventy Turtle, 90;Maud M., 98; Cazador, 100;
yards—Invictus, 107 (Mountain). 4 to 1, Eminence II, 103; Iras. 102; Ulm, 104;
won; Canejo, 114 (Redfern) 8 to 5,Frne, 194; Henry Clay Rye. Frank Me-
second; Lunar. 114 (Prior), 5 to 1. thire. Kee. John Hughes. 108; Platonlus, 159.
Time, 1:47. Liberty, Paddy B., Major Sixth race. Slauson course, selling-
Hooker. Albert Enright, Louwelsea anu Eugenia B., 87; Jane Holly, 103; Mar-
Moor also ran. garet Rowe, 104: Sir Christopher, 106;
Fourth race, three-fourths of a mile. I Toto Gratiot, 109; Jack ‘Richelieu. Jr.,
handicap—Cruzados, 109 (Mountain), $110; Marta, Ill; Jim Hale. 113.
to 1, won; EIfin King, 106 (Hildebrand) | Weather clear, track fast.
3 to 1, second; Golden Rule. 118 (Red- — ----1
fern), 3 to 2, third. Time. 1:14. Pat CHECKER'S SELECTIONS.-----
Bulger. Glennevis and Ocean Dream First rare—Andrattus, Katherine En-
also ran. nis. Skirmish.
Fifth race, one and one-eighth miles. Second race—Golden Mineral, El-
selling—Straggler, 97 (J. Booker), 5 to 1 wood, Foneasta.
2, won; His Eminence, 100 Hilde- Third race—Sir Hugh, Heir Appar.
brand). 2 to 1, second; Grail. 100 (Red-| ent, Honduran.
fern), 4 to 1. third. Time, 1:54. Labor Fourth race—Stuyve, Warte Nicht,
and Platonlus also ran. I Rag Tag.
Sixth race, seven-eighths of a mile. “ — - -
selling—Buceleuth, 106 (Hildebrand), 1
to 2. won; Dollle Weithof, 101 (Law-
| Associated Press.
I Los Angeles, Cal.. Mareh 4.—At As-
cot park today Jockey Arthur Redfern
I was ruled off the turt, together with hia
father, W. W. Redfern, for disobedience
I of the orders of the judges. Presiding
■ Judge A. W. Hamilton instructed Red-
I fern to ride Laureatea in the last race
I of the day. and asked if he had any
objection.tothehorse.rthe jockse re-
(piled that he had not but would see his
I father, why loqks after his interests. A
I few minutes afterward Redfern, ,
(sent word that Arthur would not ride
I Laureates. Judge Hamilton ismged a
formal order to the elerk of scales in-
structing him to put Redfern on Lau-
reatea. Redfern, Sr., came to the
judges' stand and stated that his boy
would not ride the horse. Judge Ham-
ilton called an officer and instructed
him to take up Redfern's badge and put
him off the track. An oficial ruling
was then made barring the two Red-
ferns from the turf. Redferns refusal
Ito ride Laureatea is said to have been
I the result of a disagreement some time
Iago with the mares owner, J. Fei ter.
Results:
I First race, one mile, selling—El
Oriente, 109 (Hildebrand), 7 to 2, won;
Phys. 108 (Lawrence), 10 to 1, second;
Glenrice, 103 (Feicht), 8 to 5. third.
- Time, 1:43 1-4 Miss Betty Susie
(Christian, Athelrose, Dr. Bernays and
• I The Ledaean also ran.
(Gibbs), Dick (Corr), Sallie Aafela
(Frasier), Ashland (Colvin), Lady
Pros (Robinson).
Second race, pacing, class B—Maud
Hal (Patterson). Whaley (Campbell),
Deacon Post (MeMurray), Billy J.
(Cook), Joe's Favorite (Eberhard). Pe-
ter Crabb (Jones), Madigan (King),
Accumulator (King).
Third race, local event, entries to be
announced when Oiled.
Wednesday, March 9.
Eirst. race, pacing — Pat Riley
(Drake), Lucky Heir (Anderson). Mira
Steadman (Steadman), May L. en-
en3: Trene Pate (Crrmer), Almont (Mo-
.Second. race Ptuung—Mamie Ric*
Santren), Nellie Ora (Coulter), The
Kid (Campbell), O. S. Kennedy (Ken-
nedy). Charlie (Eberhard).
Third race, local race; entries to be
announced.
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